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Private foundation · Reeds Spring, MO (gives in Tennessee from out of state)

Bccat Family Foundation Inc.

Invitation only

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Key facts

Grants in Tennessee
1 totaling $500
Typical grant
$500 to $500 (middle half of its Tennessee grants)
A realistic first ask
About $500, its median Tennessee grant. New grantees usually get less than long-time ones.
Where it gives
Davidson County · plus 48 grants outside Tennessee
Buildings & equipment
None of its Tennessee grants in this filing were for buildings or equipment
Total giving that year
$42K

Giving by year

Giving by year from its IRS filings
Tax yearTotal grants paidTo TennesseeTennessee grants
2025$95K—0
2024$125K—0
2023$42K$5001

How to apply

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Board and officers

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  • Barney WhiteChairman director
  • Cheryl WhiteVice chair director
  • Catherine WhiteVp dir research
  • Anna WhiteSecretary dir
  • Thomas WhiteTreasurer dir

As listed in its 2023 IRS filing. Many foundations decide through their board, so a personal connection often matters more than a perfect application.

What it funds most often

  • Food security

Tennessee organizations it funded

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Tennessee grants from Bccat Family Foundation Inc.
RecipientWherePurposeAmount
Nashville Food ProjectNashville, Davidson CountyFood security$500

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